abu dhabi is in talks with fortress from softbank.dollar investment is discussing a deal that would valley fortress on more than $1 billion. abu dhabi has been a counterpart in 2017, it would be among investors in the firm's debut. peloton will stop building exercise bikes and treadmills and rely on production production -- providers instead. peloton boomed during the pandemic. it has struggled as economies reopened. plenty more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. >> clearly the energy crisis. >> and divergence between the ecb and the fed. >> the dollar is the risk parity as set. -- asset. >> there is not a big trigger you can see and turnaround. >> a shift from the fed and the change in the energy dynamic. >> it will add another way to the u.s. earnings season.

no, ma'am, had been said, mind the saudi crown prince and the conference of abu dhabi mohammed pennsaid no wonder they're in a good mood. their country's oil is more sought after than ever. crude prices of only just fallen slightly after staying stubbornly over $100.00 since the start of the war in ukraine. the other forces that may be the last opportunity for these countries to profit economically one more time and earn high revenues with oil production in the face of a global trend towards renewable energy. actin argales fuckin with a good diva lately and solomon has been courting the attention of the vest. once again, he had been a pariah for years, leading a military coalition into the devastating war in yemen than the murder of journalists, shamal kashodi, in which been said mon was allegedly directly involved only russia's president boot and warmed up to him and been said, man will not want to jeopardize that relationship. definitely there is kind of a personal solidarity moment between them. there is definitely a policy and react to day to seize the moment, to send a message and

are saudi and abu dhabi leaders willing to budge on oil output for biden . for now, the saudi crown prince has played the crude guard cleverly re establishing his country on the energy market and himself as the pivotal actor on the world stage. right, ashtosh ponder follows oil markets for us. asher touch how key is saudi arabia and it's called allies in bringing down oil prices. oh well see the extremely important and you all know that and we've been talking about how are the b n u e are the ones that have spec capacity left? but there is a lot of debate around just how much back capacity do these people have, how much more ability they have to produce more than what they already produce a. and there's a lot of debate around that. so it's what say that perhaps they do not have enough for a spare capacity to bring down prices significantly. and also there is a question that if they end up actually using tapping into all of the spare capacity that going to actually leave traders anxious and going to make the prices volatile. because we all know that the spec

are saudi and abu dhabi leaders willing to budge on oil output for biden, for now at the saudi crown princess played the crude guard cleverly re establishing his country on the energy market and himself as the pivotal actor on the world stage. well, for a market reaction to the significant visit, i want to bring in my buddy young corta at the new york stock exchange either. yes . so we know that biden is likely to leave saudi without making a public announcement on the oil supply. but you're there at the exchange, tell us how have markets reacted to his visit. christy, they have not been any commitments, but they have been some remarks from joe biden after the meeting and he said he's doing everything within his power to make sure to increase demand in the united states. well, i mean, you can't force the private company years to do so, but that's at least that's intention to try everything possible. if you look at saudi arabia that's a bit different. the crown prince, the radically could order to just pump. now, oil more oil, if that it technically possible, there's a lot of guessing

reporter: at the national center for meteorology in abu dhabi, scientists are trying more down to earthds. ahmed al kamali presents the current weather data to the team and ventures a forecast as to which clouds will appear when and where. clouds are by no means rare over the emirates. but far too often they don't bring rain. with their four propeller planes, the scientists therefore shoot sodium and potassium chloride into the clouds. the salt particles bind water, become heavy, and rain down. interestingly, the scientists say their activities don't lead to less rain elsewhere. they say the results from 15 years of practice are encouraging. ahmed: we have done recently a study about the enhancement of rainfall and it has turned out that the cloud-seeding actually in the uae increases the rainfall by about 23% on average. on best situation, it can reach up to around 35% of enhancing of rainfall. reporter: heavy clouds are gathering in the sky over the gulf. it's important that things now proceed quickly. ahmed al kamali radios anders mard and gives him the coordinates of a promising cum

you're traveling in the west from you know in morocco to the east and saudi arabia and so with the abu dhabi book fair coming up at the end of the month. i've been speaking to publishers in a variety of countries and i can talk a little bit about what you know, let me and egyptian publishers have said because they have lots of well-known publishers in lebanon. they're dealing with a lot. i mean a an economic and political crisis. that's you know, never been seen before the lebanese pound has been devalued over 90% they have paper shortages and on top of it. there was a ban on export to saudi arabia because of political kerfuffle which seems to be over but this was actually really serious because some publishers export anywhere between 30 and 70% of their books to saudi arabia. but anyway, so there are soldiering on and the sure that i'll adab which has the reputation of being the galima of our publishers has a new translation of edward sides classic orientalism, which he wrote in english of course, and they're going to abu dhabi they're going to launch a prison novel written by nasa. abusrud

that is from the horses mouth in abu dhabi.e know that regional officials do not think they are pumping more will lead to the kind of political benefit you guys are talking about in the studio. between those things, possibly. seems like the national security advisor and president would not be confident about more oil coming if they were to get private reassurances. whether we see a difference is another question. >> talking about neither saying yes or no. an american official not exactly saying yes or no, that is joe mansion. he says right now, he is a no o the climate change portion of the biden agenda. i think a lot of democrats think it means he's a no forever. take us into what is happening and how big a deal it is. >> he is a know this month. this was this last 24 hours. joe mansion went to amy schumer, and schumer said i'm not going to be there on a broader package for climate and energy. he had always talked about $300 billion, generally a ballpark. this morning he clarifies, calls into a wesrn virginia radio show we all

mentioned pakistan now, i remember a year ago there was an exhibition in the united arab emirates in abu dhabithe very first day, it was pakistan that signed a contract with ukraine, and it was most interested in ukrainian samples of weapons. this is true, and what's more, pakistan has quite a large number of t-80 tanks in service. but we had a very serious cooperation. it was in this direction and at the time that it was pakistan that intended to buy ukrainian tanks oplot well, we see what they did anyway, and the choice of chinese tanks, well, it’s not surprising, again, but , still, it’s true we have service well, we provided pakistan with a very large number of power units for t-80 tanks, for example, these are primarily engines and spare parts, that is, we have quite serious cooperation not only with pakistan, but also with other countries, for example, in the middle east and, for example, saudi arabia and other countries, that is, the prospects for us in the future if it were not for this full-scale war, this is a full-scale invasion of us in our military-technical cooperation with other

sir culture in 2018 and began to expand the influence even establishing a military presence, the abu dhabi plans to put miss our defense senses on the island, which would support an emerging us let a lions made up of israel and several are states i should remind founder and president of the given relief and reconstruction foundation believes this move may inflame tensions in the region. the way i see it, it's actually going to create more instability in the, in the region. and it's getting, you know, make a lot more wars in the region that's already on fire. so it is creating instability. it's going to create more wars. the u. s. is really not going to benefit from and stability in the middle east. as we know, if your prices are a more instability in the middle east, would even make that worse. not just for the us, but for the international community as well. so we had, we see a behavior of ease supported by the u as impacting the international community and countries around the globe bo and say you were able to handle the trip to south. john failed to do right by the people are going to s

mentioned pakistan now, i remember a year ago there was an exhibition in the united arab emirates in abu dhabivery first day, it was pakistan that signed a contract with ukraine, and it was pakistan that was most interested in ukrainian weapons samples, so everything is correct ah moreover, pakistan has a rather large number of tanks and 80 that are in service. but we had a very serious cooperation in this direction, and at one time it was pakistan that intended to buy ukrainian tanks oplot. well, we see that they they did, and the choice of chinese tanks, well, it’s not surprising, again, ah , but still, we really have a service, we, uh, we provided pakistan with a very large number of power units for t-80 tanks, for example well, these are engines in the first place and spare parts, that is, we have quite serious cooperation not only with pakistan, but also with other countries in the middle east, for example, and for example saudi arabia and other countries, that is, our prospects in the future if it were not for this full-scale war, this is a full-scale invasion of our country of military-

will be hotter than around 98 percent of the earth hotter than doha hotter than dubai hotter than abu dhabi. that really should not be happening. so we are looking at a string weather over the next few days, really nasty conditions, dangerous heat, continue for good part of northwest europe. i saw official ally of the journey life and robust debates. a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other law latrice stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range. the way you're coming from. you said give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be high, human rights and land defenders and brazil. they live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the street for a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera with ah, you want to go to 0 mind over top stories. this are ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has sacked, his prosecutor general, and the states intelligence chief. the president says 60 officials from their agencies are working against ukraine in russian occupied areas. protesters are coming on to the stree

we could see more of that, some of it stretched into abu dhabi in the u. e. you can see that rain continuing on thursday on into fridays, maybe falls for yemen. we are likely to see more flooding here, but for the north of this, the heat continues, particularly for western areas of iran. and as we move to north africa, we've seen extensive heat stretch across algeria. well, temperatures are going to come down by the time we get to thursday, thanks to a system in the mediterranean. you can see that by the time we get to saturday, but they will still be lots of sunshine, lots of sunshine across much of the north. we are seeing west or weather in the west with some heavy falls to come for southern areas of molly, that wet weather, stretching all the way through the central band of africa for the south of this is bone dry across western areas. little bit of rain trickling into the east. for cape town, we're going to see a cool down, and that's going to stretch across south africa through the weekend. ah, i got in contact with montgomery ideals, the french republi

some of it stretched into abu dhabi in the u. e. you can see that rain continuing on thursday on into friday, some heavy falls for yemen. we are likely to see more flooding here. but for the north of this, the heat continues particular for western areas of iran. and as we move to north africa, we've seen extensive heat stretch across algeria will. temperatures are going to come on by the time we get to thursday, thanks to a system in the mediterranean. you can see that by the time we get to saturday, but they will still be lots of sunshine, lots of sunshine across much of the north. we are seeing weather weather in the west with some heavy falls to come for southern areas of molly, that wet weather, stretching all the way through the central band of africa for the south of this is bone dry across western areas. little bit of rain trickling into the east. for cape town, we're going to see a cool down, and that's going to stretch across south africa through the weekend. ah! in the 19 fifties and sixties african countries gained indepe

blow fell on the province, chromozgan on the coast the persian gulf tremors were also felt in dubai abu dhabihts are exactly opposite across the strait in the houses the walls swayed, things fell from the shelves, but there was no destruction and no casualties in the united arab emirates. a new case of a shark attack in egypt at the resort of hurghada, a tourist from austria died witnessing what was happening, spears was observed by eyewitnesses, the woman was dragged ashore and taken to an ambulance. and as they say, her arm and leg were badly injured on the way to the hospital, the victim died happened banned a few days. on other topics, the ministry of agriculture for the first time established a duty on grain exports in rubles. previously, calculations were always made in dollars, but since this month the mechanism has changed ; grain harvesting has begun in the volgograd region, there are plans to break last year's record, report by maxim akhmetov storage grain carriers receive the first tons of grain. here it is a harvest of 22 years from the south of the volgograd region, good grain of

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well, if you read a globe, a company led by a member of the abu dhabi royal family offered to buy the club in october 2020 samuelson and the accountants. andrew over lensky were directed. the deal fell through whoever types these problems go to. i gotta take you out of the long term prospect not see as a cash cow and really invested football clubs in england, old i particular place in the heart of everybody. i talked about history, heritage, community and so on. and as such they should be protected. you got people who grown up with a clue, going to fall those in the past about the brand and the integrity of the 12 as well as for the funds. it's not full. these these she put eagerness, they want to club. they can be proud of from the board to boy. a full club is a business like a factory or a supermarket. it's. it's something far more important than that. it made so much to, to support is going back generation without funds for move in with ah with ah hello, we got some quiet weather now just clearing away from east and parts of canada. east in areas of the us as this by the system jus

abu dhabi is hit in the chest and neck.e is hit in the chest neck.dmade gun lying on the ground. bystanders tried to aid the former prime minister before he was rushed to the nearest hospital. but soon news broke. he had succumbed to his injuries and died age 67. >> translator: there were two bullet wounds. he was in a cardiopulmonary arrest after damage to large blood vessels in the heart. unfortunately, he died at 5:03 p.m. >> reporter: police arrested the suspect, a 41-year-old man who didn't flee after the shooting. a rare occurrence in japan, a country with one of the world's lowest gun rates. >> translator: he loved this country and constantly looked beyond the current generation working hard for a brighter future of this country, leaving behind many major successes in various categories. >> reporter: world leaders con demtd assassination. u.s. president biden stunned and outraged by abe's death, calling him a champion of the friend s ship between our people. >> this hasn't happened in japan in decades. i'm told all the way back to the late '30

that includes carter, abu dhabi but also includes country like iraq that are not all countries but alsot all resource. with regard to the question of the incident, yes. the president has been very strong in his residence. there were sanctioned in saudi arabia. there are people who complain they want of sanctions, and i understand that part of my argument. we can't ever let saudi arabia do what it did to him to have the journalist. i think that message has been made to saudi arabia and perhaps quietly, president biden will remind him about that. that would be appropriate, but publicly, we need to shop and strengthen. >> shannon: several days after this trip. we will watch every move. thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> shannon: coming up, volunteer application asking questions about race,, disability, religion and was at the start of our client which characteristics will give you a leg up or maybe no chance at all. but that kind of application parthia chart test at your workplace? sounds like for a wild west was robbed. welcome to my digestive system. it's

chromozgan on the coast of the persian gulf tremors were also felt in dubai and abu dhabi.oss the strait in the houses swaying walls. things fell from the shelves of destruction and there were no victims in the united arab emirates. the egyptian authorities do not plan to take new measures after the incidents in hurghada, after a new case of a shark attack on vacationers, it was forbidden to enter the water for 3 days only on the beaches adjacent to the bay where the tourist died and what happened from austria made me remember that this is not the only case more artyom krossolin. these shocking shots spread all over the world in the resort of sahel hasheesh, 18 km from hurghada, a shark attacked a 68-year-old citizen. in austria, the predator bit off the arm and leg of the victim, eyewitnesses, without hiding their emotions, watched, as the victim tried to return to land on her own, others from the coast tried to distract the shark, and for some reason there were no rescuers nearby to save the pensioner , according to the official version. she died from pain. shock authorit

this is the saudi arabian, abu dhabi sovereign wealth fund the could be buying fortress, and asset managerftbank, and that deal would value it at about $1 billion. haidi: we continue to see consolidation. let's turn to vonnie quinn. vonnie: the richmond fed president keeping options open and how big the fomc should go when it raises interest rates. he says the right policy is to keep inflation under control. >> we are engaged in a challenging exercise. trying to bring inflation under control but without trying to cool it so much, the right policy is to get inflation under control. >> janet yellen is showing no willingness to support a currency intervention to support the yen. after meeting with the japanese finance minister, she said they did not discuss intervention and g7 nations should have market determined exchange rates. opec oil market outlook suggests no relief for squeeze consumers. to fill the gap, opec would need to hike production, but members are falling far behind due to underinvestment. president biden is urging middle east producers to open the taps. china has criticized ta

hotter than around 98 percent of the earth hotter than dough heart hotter than dubai, hotter than abu dhabi. that really should not be happening. so we are looking at stream weather over the next few days. really nasty conditions, dangerous heat, continue for good part of northwest europe. ah, the housing has become a commodity instead of a human rights. thank you. some people the ability to take advantage of others, the elite feel free to violate basic laws, the working classes that have lost a lot of ground in our society. a un special reporter on adequate housing travels the world, investigating a global crisis, as people are evicted to clear the way for investors and properties too often left empty. push a witness documentary on al jazeera. when the news breaks, people having to my home breaking decisions on whether to leave behind their homes and loved ones. when people need to be heard. and the story told that isn't even the home we hope to return one day with exclusive interviews and in depth through course, al jazeera has teens on the ground. president biden need to contain fuel pri

jamal khashoggi, who worked for the washington post, by the way, back in the spring , riyadh and abu dhabiom the white house, the american press wrote. now bring biden back to reality. at the summit in germany, french president emmanuel macron tried. came in from behind joe mr. president excuse me, this is your adviser. i just spoke to the oe president about increasing production. he said two things. first, we are at the maximum production capacity, second. he said that the saudis could increase slightly by 150,000 barrels a day. maybe a little more, but they do not have unlimited capacity in the next six months and the latest what to do with russian oil, but what to do really? genuinely wants to unite western leaders against russia and vice versa, promises their common support to ukraine the truth is sometimes confusing, we and the entire alliance will be with ukraine for as long as it takes to make sure that they will not be defeated by ukraine i mean. sorry ukraine russia head of the white house wrong, when it comes to the gang of russian sanctions the west is getting stronger. they are

clinic and brought a new approach to an invasive cancer that can surround internal organs in the abu dhabins. >> reporter: 33 year old andy is a medical miracle and historic first in this country, thanks to a doctor who saved his life with a revolutionary multi organ transplant it all started in 2019 he and his wife rachel noticed something on his stomach >> i had like a bulge in any abdomen but didn't think anything of it >> reporter: but blood work showed it was a rare form of cancer called pmp. >> it squeezes everything. it starts off as a jelly but then it concretes itself and becomes really, really hard to a point where, you know, patients are obstructed. they can't eat or drink. >> reporter: andy first went to the mayo clinic near his home in minnesota for standard treatment. doctors removed nearly a gallon of the toxic mess and gave him a special kind of heated chemotherapy but within six months much of the cancer was back. >> that appointment was i look like the kind of pivot point we were like we need to do something different. and we have limited time we don't know what that time

now there is the largest hub, in fact, everything is already in france, only in abu dhabi in one of theck, diesel uh diesel fuel and the suez canal began to earn. it has never been more than 5 billion. there was no income. now it is 7 billion. he says that we have earned only for the time being, it has just begun . the same as moreover, it has grown many times over, canceled all discounts, on the contrary, we do margins. it still says it's increasing. uh, productivity is a little bit different reality, we will leave the economy. i want too to say in reality reality is always in reality. i want to remind you know today is a very important day. it seems to me that for any russian person, especially for any russian person, who knows at least something about poetry today, july 18, 2022 and today is exactly 90 years since yevgeny alexandrovich yevtushenko was born, let me remind her that this person who always wrote in russian is a man who spent a huge amount of his life. on uh living on in another country, about which we talk very often here he lived in america a, but at the same time he al

our honorees will be celebrated at a global international women's day summit in abu dhabi next year forrought together a huge line-up of speakers at our cross generational global mentoring event featuring women from the forbes 30 under 30 list and from our global 50 over 50 list. hillary clinton, tyra banks, jenny justin, so many more. it's going to be on and around international women's day to honor the next round of global lists, not just u.s., but europe and asia. for more information head to no knowyourvalue.com and forbes.com. >>> it is the top of our fourth hour. 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. 8:00 in the morning in highland park, illinois, where new details are coming in about the shooting on the fourth of july. the suspect in that massacre has been charged with seven counts of first degree murder. police say she managed to flee the sce b

because we were flying over -- i've flown over saudi arabia lots of times already on the way to abu dhabi they've made it clear that this has nothing to do with any normalization or reconciliation with israel, so they've walked it back already, you know? by the time the president was on air force one,-being walked back. so, no, it's not significant, and i think we would expect much more in the future with that relationship. pete: mr. ambassador, you look at this four-day trip in a region you've spent a great deal of time in. you were a part of the abraham accords. there could have been follow-through on that. what's your big takeaway? if. >> missed opportunity on every level. i mean, president biden wouldn't go to the western wall which is the iconic symbol of the jewish people in the land of israel. president trump did that on his first trip to israel, biden wouldn't go. what does he do instead? he goes to a hospital in jerusalem, takes down down the israeli flag and refuses to acknowledge that a jerusalem is fully the capital of israel so right away insults the israelis. the israelis we